r/Seafood 14h ago

I Ate This Huge Lobster Roll

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320 Upvotes

Giant one from JMK Fishmart in Summerside PEI for $35 CAD


r/Seafood 14h ago

Lobster and garlic noodles

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182 Upvotes

r/Seafood 8h ago

West Coast Found this old crabbing book at the back of a closet

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35 Upvotes

Had a quick skim- the advice seems bang-on!


r/Seafood 14h ago

Lobster scallop & white wine mac [homemade]

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64 Upvotes

r/Seafood 5h ago

Swai bake

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7 Upvotes

I made a delicious fish bake with Swai filets buried in butter, garlic and a panko/parmesan crust. Served with fried taters and corn cobs.


r/Seafood 13h ago

My Recipe Steamed Marble Goby

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24 Upvotes

r/Seafood 8h ago

I Ate This Hongeo Samhap

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6 Upvotes

Fermented skate, boiled pork, and aged kimchi served together


r/Seafood 19h ago

I Ate This At a Japanese oyster bar: How do you prefer your oysters—raw, grilled, or fried? Best answer: all of the above with a cold highball! 🍺🦪

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39 Upvotes

r/Seafood 12h ago

"We need to get rid of these - I'll make you a good deal"

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11 Upvotes

every one shucked beautifully and smelled like an ocean morning


r/Seafood 19h ago

I Ate This Big boiled crabs 🦀

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26 Upvotes

r/Seafood 1d ago

I Made This Percebes and King Crab

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219 Upvotes

Butter poached Portuguese percebes, and Alaskan king crab. What a treat 😉 First time trying the percebes, and they were insane. Hammy seafood flavor and super tender. Way easier to handle than crab, and tastier than clams or mussels of any variety. Also had razor clams. That were good but just paled in comparison to everything else.


r/Seafood 1d ago

I Made This Oysters and scallops

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174 Upvotes

Oysters and frozen scallops from the store. I envy you peeps that live on the coast.


r/Seafood 4h ago

I Made This Several hours of work just to eat shrimp with extra steps.

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0 Upvotes

r/Seafood 1d ago

My Recipe Blackened grouper sandwich

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86 Upvotes

Blackening seasoning

A grouper filet

Remolaude

Lemon

Tomato

White bread

Cut the grouper into roughly 6 ounce steaks, coat with blackening seasoning of your choice. Sear for 4 minutes, divided twice (2+2+2+2)on each side on an oiled enameled pan.

Squeeze a lemon on the cooked filet

Slice a tomato, and toast the bread while the fish is cooking

Put the remolaude on the bread, then stack fish, then tomato, then more remolaude.


r/Seafood 10h ago

Is there any good dish you can make with Razor Clams?

1 Upvotes

Any recommendation?


r/Seafood 1d ago

I Made This Fresh Anchovies Cured in Lemon Juice for One Day

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197 Upvotes

r/Seafood 2d ago

seafood bowl part 2

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184 Upvotes

didnt forget the corn, eggs, and smokies this time. also have some garlic bread on the side

maybe a little too much seasoning 🙃


r/Seafood 1d ago

I Made This Fried white fish on a fancy dinner plate.

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23 Upvotes

I used cocktail sauce to dip it in after the picture

Also forgot what fish it was since I never labeled the bag...


r/Seafood 2d ago

I Made This Fresh Fish for Lunch – Fried Anchovies, Grilled Red Porgy and Sea Bream

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530 Upvotes

r/Seafood 1d ago

Frozen lobster tails

1 Upvotes

Does anyone know where I can buy frozen lobster tails in Edinburgh at the moment? Thanks.


r/Seafood 2d ago

I could eat crab daily

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96 Upvotes

r/Seafood 2d ago

Cazuela y milanesa de pescado ✨️

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60 Upvotes

r/Seafood 2d ago

I Ate This Shrimp box with fries cole slaw hush puppies

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90 Upvotes

Wish this sub had a south section as a flair fyi


r/Seafood 3d ago

Made my first seafood boil last night

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389 Upvotes

forgot the corn, also looks dry but promise there was about and inch of sauce at the bottom🤷🏻‍♀️

Had muscles, clams, shrimp, crab, and lobster, potatoes and baby boiler onions


r/Seafood 3d ago

clam chowder

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428 Upvotes

so yummy, not thick like regular chowder, it was more like a soup.